1. The parrot is shivering with a cold
If the temperature has dropped recently, or the ambient temperature is too low If the condition of the parrot is shivering, it is likely to be caused by catching a cold. At this time, the feeder should pay attention to keeping warm to prevent the parrot from catching a cold.
First of all, pay attention to the ambient temperature of the bird cage. The parrot prefers an ambient temperature of more than ten degrees. If the conditions are insufficient, it must be kept at least 5 degrees Celsius to ensure that the parrot will not be seriously affected by the cold air. , There is a decrease in immunity, and the situation of catching a cold and catching a cold.
Secondly, don’t let the parrot go to and from the environment with a large temperature difference between indoor and outdoor, try to maintain a stable ambient temperature, and avoid the parrot from failing to adjust the body temperature and catching a cold and shivering.
Finally, it is necessary to properly supplement the parrot with nutrients to enhance the resistance, and can be fed with boiled eggs, electrolytes and other supplementary nutrients.
2. Frightened
It’s not just that people tremble when they’re scared , and parrots too. Most caged parrots are relatively timid. When the environment suddenly changes, or when there is a sudden loud noise around, the parrot Ken will be frightened and have a stress response, and his body will tremble unconsciously.
If the parrot is not very frightened, usually after a few hours of adjustment, it will slowly recover on its own, and the shaking will also decrease. However, if the parrot is very stressed and has symptoms such as pulling water, not eating, lethargic, and sluggish, it may be life-threatening. Therefore, in the process of raising parrots, we try to keep the environment quiet and comfortable, and do not let them be frightened.
3. Infection with parasites
When a parrot is infected with parasites, it will cause itching and discomfort on the skin , I can’t peck myself, so I often shake my hair, which looks more like shaking. Of course, the physical discomfort caused by other diseases will also make the parrot uncomfortable and tremble. If the owner cannot determine the cause by himself, it is recommended to seek a professional veterinarian for diagnosis in time.
